Security Tool

Password Generator

Generate strong, secure passwords with customizable options

Generated Password

Password Options

Password Length: 16

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Include Uppercase Letters (A-Z)Include Lowercase Letters (a-z)Include Numbers (0-9)Include Symbols (!@#$%...)

Exclude Similar Characters (i, l, 1, L, o, 0, O)Exclude Ambiguous Symbols ({{}[]()/"'<>\)

Password Security Tips

Use Unique Passwords

Never reuse passwords across different accounts. If one is compromised, all others remain safe.

Longer is Stronger

Passwords with 16+ characters are significantly more secure. Length matters more than complexity.

Use a Password Manager

Store passwords securely in a password manager. This lets you use complex passwords without memorizing them.

Enable 2FA

Enable two-factor authentication whenever possible for an extra layer of security beyond passwords.

Change Compromised Passwords

If you suspect a password has been compromised, change it immediately along with any other accounts using the same password.

About Password Security

How Strong Passwords Work

Strong passwords protect your accounts by making them difficult for attackers to guess or crack through brute force. A password with uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and symbols creates billions of possible combinations, making attacks impractical.

Common Password Mistakes

Avoid using personal information (birthdays, names), common words or phrases, sequential numbers or letters, or patterns on the keyboard. These make passwords much easier to crack. Also never use the same password on multiple sites.

Is This Generator Secure?

Yes! This generator runs entirely in your browser using cryptographically secure random number generation. No passwords are sent to any server or stored anywhere. The password only exists in your browser until you copy it or close the page.

Password Entropy

Password strength is measured in "entropy" - the number of possible combinations. A 16-character password with all character types has about 95 bits of entropy, which would take trillions of years to crack with current technology.